Cavill posted a response to the news on Instagram. People aren't sure what it means.

Fans will notice Cavill is wearing the same outfit he did when thanking fans for a Teen Choice nod for his role as the Man of Steel. It has prompted some to believe he's not departing the role just yet.

Cavill has expressed his interest in a true "Man of Steel" sequel since the film's 2013 release. Instead, he has watched other "Justice League" members get their own movies and sequels faster.

Cavill took to Instagram to share a 25-second video in which the "Mission: Impossible" star wears a "Krypton Lifting Team" shirt, a reference to Superman's home planet. Near the end of the video, he slowly lifts a Superman doll in a box to the center of the camera.

"While no decisions have been made regarding any upcoming Superman films, we've always had great respect for and a great relationship with Henry Cavill, and that remains unchanged," a Warner Bros. spokesperson said in a statement to INSIDER.

If you're a fan of Cavill, you probably know his clothing and the doll in his latest Instagram may be a message to fans that he's not done with Supes just yet. Or, at the least, he's not throwing in the towel on Clark Kent at the moment.

In June, Cavill wore the same T-shirt and showcased the same boxed doll when staging a photo for fans. He was thanking them for a Teen Choice Awards nomination.

Cavill was nominated for Choice Action Movie Actor at the TCAs for his role in "Justice League." He was up against "Avengers: Infinity War" actors Chris Evans, Robert Downey Jr., and Tom Holland. He lost to Downey Jr.

A "Man of Steel" sequel has been talked about for years with David S. Goyer hired to write one script in 2013 and Matthew Vaughn and Christopher McQuarrie being looked at as potential directors more recently. But it's been nearly six years.

Superman has gotten little love outside of appearances in "Justice League" and "Batman v Superman," which could be seen as a "Man of Steel" sequel. It didn't help that a visual effects gaffe with his "Mission: Impossible" mustache went viral and overshadowed the "Justice League" release.

Perhaps, Cavill's Instagram, as some fans suggest, is the actor's way of saying he's just waiting around to hear the fate of what WB wants to do with his character in its DC movies.

In July, Cavill discussed what a "Man of Steel 2" would have looked like. It would have showed the evolution of a more realized Superman fans know and love.

"The killing of Zod would have led to a wonderful reason why Superman never kills," Cavill told Square Mile. "Not, he never kills just because his dad said so one day. He made the decision himself because of an impossible scenario, to which he then said, 'I don't care if it's impossible again, I'm gonna find a way to make it possible in the impossible.'"

Cavill suggests we would have seen a brighter beacon of light in a "Man of Steel" sequel. Warner Bros.

Cavill said they never got to show that side of Superman on screen, something it sounded like he really wanted to get the chance to do in a follow-up.

"It was a shame because it would've been nice, and it would have been a lovely coupling with the seriousness and the depth of Man of Steel," he added.